Gtoncn B. Goodlandir, Editor.
WEDSKSDAY MnHSINO, JtILY.14, IMS,
lUail.r, If you ir.nl to know wh.1 la going on
la Ih. buatn.aa world, juat road our adrartialng
ulumna, tho Spreiat oolumD In parllaulkr,
At the Indiana County Democratic
Convention last week the dolegato. to
tho Krio Convention were unanimously
instructed to voto for lion. William
Higler for (iovornor.
Willard Young, son of Brigham,
graduated fourth in his doss at Wont
Point last wock. He has three months
lenro to visit li is mothers, and will
then be stationed at AVillet's Point,
On C'AMr.noN'8 Stakit. We notice
that our neighbor, S. J. Kow, of the
Journal, lias been assignod a scut at
the Radical Council Board us a mem
ber of tho State Central Committee.
Mary Walsh, a clerk in tho Treasu
ry Pcpnrtmont at Washington, I. C.
was fatally burned on Saturday by the
explosion of alcohol m a "pockot
stovo," on which she wag cooking her
breakfast.
A dispatch from St. Louis, Mo., dat
ed July 9th Btatcs that Gen. Frank V.
Blair expired at midnight, surrounded
by his family and friends. He had
boon in a precarious stato for some
time. Ho was 51 years of ago.
Covin Hkportkb. (iovornor Hart
ranlt, last wcok, ro-coiuniissioncd P.
Krazer Smith Stato Hogistor, for
term of five years. Mr. Smith has
hold tho position sinco 1805. Ho was
first appointed by Gov. Curtin,thon by
fieary and now by llartrunft.
Gov. lligler delivered tho very best
ol his Centennial campaign speeches
hoforo tho Now Hampshire Legisla
ture, in session at Concord on tho 2d.
It is made up entirely of historical
fact and commercial data useful for
every man, whether in nctivo or re
tired lifo. We proposo to lay it be
fore our readers next week.
A Surrkniiek. Allor twenty-two
yearn of prohibitory experience, Mas
sachusetts on the 1st of July again en
gaged in tho liquor traflic by tho en
actment of a licenso law. The Puri
tans havo tried all sorts of ways to
lessen the crimo of drunkenness, and
have at lust como back to licenso,
which many of tho best men in the
country think the best means to dual
with the liquor traffic.
Ex-Judge Uoorgo M. Stroud, well
known in tho State, (lied in Philadel
phia on last Tuesday morning at tho
ago of 80. Ho was tho author of on
anti-slavery work in which he igno
rantly or designedly interpreted tho
word "free" when quoting from the
Declaration of Independence, and
thoreby misled many his readers who
quoted him as authority. He was a
pretty good Judge but abad politician.
Onk at Labt. Ono of Grant's re
lations has resigned an office ; the reas
on, howevor, Is rather a potent ono for
a saerifico of this kind : "J. Russell
"Jonos has resigned his position as
" Minister llesidcnt of tho United
" Stales at Brussels. Jones has his eye
"on tho post of Assistant United
" States Treasurer at Chicago.", Jones
says they are "too Dutch out there"
for his family to run with.
Father Stack, of Williamsport, bus
been airing his particular grievance in
u public address. Ho proclaims him
self a steadfast Catholic, but disputes
the policy of tho absolute supremacy
of the bishops over the priests in the
United States. Hyacintho, Gcrdcman
unci Stack will no doubt soon set up
business fur themselves, without ro
gnrd to tho views of cither pope or
pcoplo.
Decominu IlAZAHiKirs. No less
than throe Democratic editors are
named for tho Pennsylvania guberna
torial nomination Col. Burr, of tho
Pittsburgh Past, General Davis, of the
Doylestown Pcmoerat, and V. S. Stun,
ger, of tho Chamborsburg V alley Spir
it It is evident from this that the
tPtnptor is about, but wo hope that no
editor will allow himself to lo waylaid
in this manner, and thereby destroy n
life of usefulness.
IIatiikr Dull. Tho only public
celebration ot tho 4th at Washington
was by the "Old Inhabitants' Associa
tion," tho exercises consisting of an
oration and the reading of tho Decla
ration of Indcpendonco. It seems as
though tho national Capitol is dead to
everything relating to celebrations, al
though tho liiglusl monument in tho
Union overshadows that patriotio and
liborty-loving people. They bad far
mnro fun at tho Long Branch capital.
Tub HAunr.D-snui Cabi. The jury
in tho Tillon -Beecher caso being una
ble to agree, wore discharged on Fri
day a week. It is said they stood nine
for acquittal and three for conviction.
As this docs not acquit Mr.'Uocchor
ho still hangs on the "ragged-edge.
Emotional kissing nnd the nest-hiding
business will be resumed at Plymouth
church about tho first of October, to
which time the brethren have fur
longhcd their pastor. Ho gave them
a good preach laBt Sunday. Hot scald
ing tears, as large as hickory nuts,
rolled down over his checks while
dwelling on tho beauties of a Godly
life. Such is II. W. II.
Tnit MonERM Junius. Probably, If
we Lad spent eight or ten years in
Washington at a gold salary ol tl,60(l
per annum, and cxcnscs paid, and
served ns (lonnly Treasurer whon
(hero was a rash ballance of 150,000
in (lie treasury, wo might bo persua
ded to ossumo tho role of tho dirty
bird, and assail "the ring," like Junius
No. 2. But. lack of refinement and
scholarly attainments prevent ns from
making a display of our ingratitude
this warm weather. Ye gods, what a
braco of intellectual gianta I braiivrd.
and Junius number Urol I The ono as
devoid of brains and virtue as ths oth
er is of gratitude and common rente.
A XO Til Kit II Ua E 11 El) VCTIOX I
The Grunt orguut uru making a
great ado over the laot that (he July
stiiteincnt of tho Treasury Depart
ment shows that our government em
ployes have reduced tho national debt
nearly a million and a half during the
month of Juno. Tho ofllclul figures are
H,431,2-l!i.Bi!, about tho sumo that ft
was the 1st of J line ; and if tho reduc
tion is the same- during the other ten
months, tho reduction at the cud of
the year will aggregate about eighteen
million) of dollars.
Header, take a look ut this bluff
game which our agents are playing off
on us. In our lust Congress the Radical
passed a new tax bill, imposing an ad
ditional tariff of 20 porceut, on sugar,
25 per cent, on tobacco and cigar,and
50 per cent, on liquors, and various
other commercial commodities for the
purpose of "raising tho wind" and post
poning Busponsion on tho part of tho
Govornniont until after tho Presiden
tial election. Tho taxes to bo raked
into tho Treasury by this tariff bill
were sot down by tho Department
agents at forty millions of dollars an
nually, which was to be set apart as u
kind of sinking fund to cancel tho
"national blessing," loyally bestowed
upon a five people. "Sow, what is tho
result of this Radical financiering ?
Tho Grant agents aro collecting over
threo millions per month off the tax
payers, yet they show a reduction of
less than half .that sum. Now, if our
loyal friends will hand ns over three
million cash per month, wo will guar
antee to reduce tho ''national blessing"
tiro and a half millions jxr month. This
is one million a month better than tho
present agents are doing. Such agents
should bo kicked into the river and
drowned. Tho man who bus 810 hand
ed to him to pay upon a claim of $220
during the year, and only succeeds in
having 818 crediled on the back of
the note, had better bo discharged and
put at something less expensive to oth
er people.
In other words: It Grant & Co.
collect forty millions of taxes off the
pcoplo in addition to tho amount col
octod for ton yoars past, and reduco
tho "national blessing" eighteen millions
during tho year wo demand a change,
so fur as wo arc concerned.
Tiik Governorship. Two months
ago we hail not less than eight fundi
dates in tho field for Governor in this
Stato. But by some cause or other,
tho nearer wo approach to tho period
for holding our Sluto Convention tho
fewer tho candidates ; nnd it seems to
us at this distanco from tho Erie Con
vention, as though that body would
nominate ox-Governor lligler lor tho
position indicated by a decided major-
ity, although he has protested against
it on every occasion. Tho living.mov-
iug element in our party, outside of
the moro professional politicians seem
to demand his nomination and insist
that ho should ignore his personal
teclings in tho matter and allow his
name to be used for Governor on (his
centennial occasion. Ho is in daily
receipt of letters and dispatches to this
effect, and it looks us though there
was a general uprising all over tho
State calling upon him to "stand up,"
William Allen like, and lead ns to vic
tory in November. Such a result
would be very gratifying to us and
wo hope to bo ablo to chronielo tho
fact that our neighbor has been called
to perform this work. Ho would
make a noblo canvasser.
Bismarck Ahead. Do not fail to
read tho article in this issue entitled,
"Surrender of American Citizenship."
The recent suiTonder is one of the
most cowardly, sneak-thief acts upon
that subject ever porpetrated by tho
American Government. Naturalized
citizens and their offspring had better
ponder this new Know-Nothing movo
ment on tho part of tho National Ad
ministration. This lost deal is wholly
in tho interest of Bismarck,nnd shows
that his ftrategy is not confined to
Enrol lonc, but thnt be has a good
fisithold at Washington. The idea
that a (iouernme.it can nnnatnrnlizol
a citizen in two yours, against his con
sent, is so damnably despotic that wo
should Slltmose thnt. 'nnv rrnvprmnntil
like ours would discard even- scheme
of I lid tin,linenuln.kl V...
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improbable as it may seem, Dismnrek
1ms ft contract to tliut effect with tlio
Grant AdminiKtrntiim. Jloml ilinfnrtfi
na ot forth In tho article taken from I
tlio New York Sun.
How Diffkrknt. lion. Tlioniiw
Jlftinof.. 8tato TrcnfiiinMr of New Yovk,
ha nddrenrti'd a letter lo the Governor
of that Stale npkini? Lim to appoint ft!
" I
committeoof expertaeeoiiiitaiitstoin -
vest iffate and examine tho hooka and I
papers In his ofiino at Albany. H (in
different this is from the way thoy do
things at Ilurrisburg. Thero, a legis
lative eommilteo wan appointed last
winter for n similar purpose hut
our State TiTnsiircr ilneke)' has '
I t..l lt. .1 I I - '
linnet, lite uuoiia unu iT-iusen iu nave
hi aeeounls examined. The Z'ew
York oHlcor is a Dcmoerat and the
Harrishnrg fellow Is a Radical rooster,
and be has about as much respeet for
tho rights of tho people as a wolf has
for mutton.
A Bid Thino. The I'lymouth I
chtireb worahipein have raised Jleeeh-!
er'. salary from 820,000 to 81 00,0(10.-1
If nest-hiiling and traveling on ragged
edges raises a preacher's salary five
times, wo will not be surprised If oth
ers commence tho samo business in or-
dor f .) popularise themselves and gotl"'i "11. (irnla llnnvn, once editor
rich. IIowoTor, outside of the influ-1 of Ilio Nt. lionls Ihmorrat, in an ovil
enccol the Plymouth steeple thnt game
would ho rather a har.ardous one. Il ' W ftalti, anil kept on tho downward i
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reputation. There are fow places like
Brooklyn, termed the f ity of churches
m . . I
at tho bead ol which stands Plym
outh with id sensational kissing pas
tor Henry JWard Beecher. Think
of it one hundred thousand dollars
for nine months talk.
Cliwr.ii (MT. Tho itndicals of Al
legheny county, aflor ft three weeks'
contest, havo succeeded in nominating j
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nnti the l illsbnrgli locul ring.
somo "hook or crook" a tnnn named
1,-h.iiiiii itu .or nnertii. ua contest,
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Kifn u-n. tin.iilnutn.l -t.n . . ..
neither riiiR, and the result is that
both rings aro mad and will not .lane
to the tunes plnyrd ny that fife, and
tho upshot will be that tho Democratic
nomimwmbooloctodby alargeplu.
ralilT in a countv which irate Grant '
rainy in a county wnicn to urant .
10,000 millorrty.
EOES TO J.JUKRTY.
The friends of I be Poland press i
gag-law, passed In the dying moments .
by tho last uud most corrupt of nil
( ongrcssos, for the pur)So of arrest
ing .editors unywhoro ami drugging
them lo Wushiiigtim fur trial, are till
at their nelitriuus business, although
ileleated on several occasions becuuse
the Judges of our courts tiro not as
corrupt us tho majority in the last
Congress. Tim I'liihulelphia Times in
alluding to tho belli stroke these foes
to tho "Liberty ot tho Press" are
making, says : "There is a new
"wrinkle in the Poland press law.
" I'lii lo Zach Chandler has liuon try
" Ing fur somo months to get Mr. Hit
"ell, of the Detroit I-'ree l'reets, to
" Washington, there to answer to tho
" charge ot libelling' Znchnriuk in a
" letter to his paper. But tho courts
" at St. Louis, where Iluell wasarrest
" cd, have not thus far been made to see
" the matter in tho proper light. They
" would understand why a man should
" bo tried in Washington for a ptibli
" cution mudo at Detroit. So tho pros
" ccution has got up a now iullctment
" in which it is alleged thnt tho libel
" ous publication was completed in
" Washington when tho correspondent
" filed his manuscript in the telegraph
" office, and on lliis it is asked that he
" be sent on for trial. These people
" are fertile in happy thoughts, hut
" tho latest is the huppiust of all.
" That the tiling of a dispatch in a tol
" graph office eimslitutnat publication
" is an idea so novel und ingenious
" that its discoverer, deserve success.
" And yet it is just possible that they
" may not catch Buell nfter all."
(IOVEIIXMEXT EXI'EXSES.
A reporter of the Xew York S'tm
has been looking after tho White
House expenses to see w hether that
establishment costs 09 much now for
firewood, coal, otc. when deserted by
the government family half tho time,
as when constantly occupied. The con
trast is remarkable.
Kor many yearn, previous to the
war, the annual expenses fiirluol wore
?1,800. During the war the nvcrago
was 2,800, while under Grant, liab
cock Si Co., the uvei-ago is f.",000.
How is thnt fur a houso empty half
the time?
Again : a contingent fund of tMO
was allowed during Buchanan's time.
I'lider Lincoln it went up lo 82.000,
while the present ubsentees havo been
drawing out of tho treasury 8(!,0il0.
In effect milling six thousand dollars
inoiv to (I nint's fifty tluaiMind dollar
salary. Notwithstanding this "gov
ernment" effort to snntter the money
over the country, wo still henr some
old fogies say something about hard
,inug nl)J t,10 M.arciiy of ,110y.
More: Congrewi, under former Pres
idents, appropriated about 120,0'K) to
keep up the "wear und tear'' of the
White Housciatirilcns and given house.
Now Grant spends $25,000 on the for
mer and 810,000 cmi on tho lutter,
making 845.000 and "Absent" on tho
door half the time.
BEECJIEHIS.V.
'I'lio Assoeiiiteil Press dispatch from I
New lorU on tho 2,"ith tilt., reports,
that at Plymouth Church prayer
mooting that evening the liev. If. AY.
Beecher created a great sensation hy
referring to the trial for the first timo
since it wont into -court. 'J'liero was
an immense congregation present, and
Mr. Heeeher ivns in good health and
spirits. During the cotirso of his ro-
marks lie laid he would continue to
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act ns pastor of Plymouth Church
cause ho felt that, no matter what tlioi.,. 2.,i t.. .L.-.i
verdict of the inrv in the rase lnii'ht!
bo, his coiiregntion would still havo
faith in him, and would stand by him
in any case. Considerable sympathy
with the pastor was manifested by the
congregation." Tho man evidently
possesses the talent andinpndenco of
tho devil for evil. His congregation
on Sunday a week gave him a leave ol
absence tor throe months. In the mean
n- - -
time, wo presume, ho will stump Now
K"K'''. 'lelivoring Sunday aehool Ion-
Hires and developing "grand monil
ideas," generally. Kx-Vieo President
Colfax and lleecher should splico In
11,0 Su",lay Hcl")"1 '"' The for-
m'r "M tell the children all about
tul.-ii. l.r;i,u ,,,i ,.,.;m;..,. 1
iiAi.ti-.,ui.r, i i .InHftertcd thin brond and munlv prin
ftnd lho mtler ennld Inlnnti tnem nnAut, 1
cnutirnrd kifingr nest-hiding, nndj Thi riht to protect penon having a doni.
,imv to Iavt'1 " "
IJkkciikh'b Last Swkak. Soino ol
Bowiher'fl eonrcgulion, lant woek in-j
dieted two nt Tiltoii H witncnoon for!
porii"v. Honrv ntfited monl eiiiphut-
irab y on cnmH
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oxal"i"llti"11 " confessed that ho or
C0"'"nnll.V kissed Jim, Xiltun, and that
witness t.oiler had drawn a wrong in
ference from what he snw. I.nder
says lho praying was all right, hut it
would huvo looked belter if Iteceher
had hare kissed his nun wife instead
annoying ji rs. -j inon in mat way.
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' Tho Tempomnco iiQininoes fur Gov
ernor and Htnte Treasurer havo both
written letters of aeeeptanee, about ull
they will have n ehniieo to do under the
eircuinslanccs. They aro first-class
reformers and freedom shriekers, hut
not beine; vested with any more bruto
foreo than ordinarv morlnls. their ro-
forms will not seriously affect tlio
counll.y. Pri,linMy , Hlt.ir ,. wi j
ho expended on themselves, and thoy .
may fail in that.
1!f.i i.AiMi:n. Tho Philad'a Timer
nonr 'mv' to the (lovernorship of j
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lt 1" to bave solved lo Uko
1 '. II I. I I . . I
bintself tip again, as he Is about to ro-
flume tlio cditorinl clmir of lho St.
Lou in Times. M liopo tlml liU ivfur
mntion may bo juirmunont."
Tin. Demoowey of Koala),? art l.tkif of
anniling U.n.r rrcston tn (b? ITnlt.d St.t.,
s.n.l. Ho .tronxMl pninla .r. Ih.t k. wm .
r.b.1 dorl.K Ih. wnr .nil hi. iliashilitin. h.T.
a.m bf. rmorl.-.'4i7aa'n- 'rr... .
His ilisnhi lilies havo never heen re-
Im)V(1j Thnt
sonnils just ns thoncb
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we were iii jMisirin or roinnu una nn are it mini.
Ari ew-ir otllUir .l,o.,ld! H is ullegod that S.cinkiuiler
nivcr lot tnh on item ubroad nt (,"nocl tnnilixirtion in Ainerica
. . .. "... . . ' Und lieeumo a l.'ormnn snWect. liv I he
'cast inn u n in uie ceiiienniui w over. 1
ammm
n.,r..i 4.iu.. hi.l, ... tn.AU. rt.
ZrZ "
There is sohielliin; fur more annoy-
j,, i,, (l,0 Jlmkeyo Hulirals It's lho'
n.UOti Deniocmlkt maiority last full '
.ml n mnnn.i- r n
and the pmsuccliTo 4(l,nnft tins foU. 1
Thnfo what onuses the t-r.wl.
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"TltADES VXIOXH."
Thu edilor of the Windiiliglou tin.
;,iie gives the following us his expeii-
euce upon the question under eonsid
ration : ' "
' Whta th. tr.ilo, .ulon Mov.ni.nt fii.l ilnrli.l,
wo w.r. In .viotialbj. Willi It, anil tbot.irl.t tlml It
woiilj bel (-It th. l.b-irin. torn 11 KrritUiiD in Iho
rittht fit' anil w.i. atlll of lliotniiia i,tiulon i
but uJt ll .bom time Hint th.n. .buiiM b. aim. i
movement to runtime tin yuulb itl llin country Ilia
rljftiU of li.nh they l.v t?n rolibed by imn
hu JuBtlTy their thuft !.v nrrtw ki.d MilDah
pliiini of j.rinl prulwlioR F No nailer whitl
the theory of the trail uttton It, In irootlo ll it
imply & tyrnnotuel dauU) lo yuunft uh'H Mptring
to rUMUliii ol (he ability whii ti ill uiviuben
pomi to vim thoir ltreml end Mount a ootoie
toney. It Ii a orituiiial withboldini: of an lubervut
irlfiltgn whose eiarctie le feared lot the labor
market (tt oTentorltud, and the pay aud plane ol
memtiare lutlrr hy honit tiniiii tiii"H. There i
not li tog in a liberal aplrit uf arlr-pruleotion, nor lit
the principle ol e(Uiuble eull-prolacUve leaituea
tbat juetiHoi tbla theft of youlhral rlbU Uile
diaoriiuloation ua;ainat Ilia (t-niraliona lliat oomt
ftiiion . Thn riithl U liuit the number of ap
prentice! to any trade oarriat with It the right lo
oonfer an age or ignorance upon all the leiualn
ing apiranu to that trad. It la certainly Inllcr
tbat tba preinal genrratlon ihould iuflr tbe dii
aoniforta likely to ariea from eonpatillon none
can ariaa than that a eeal of diaualillcaliun
abould b act by It upon tboae eoniing fttter.
We have no moral right to dimiaalify poatority
for the rare of life. 1'rraent and future ft"d i
ur to aniue from a reelorallon of the apy1"01'0
Tutn, nnd a guarantee of fta uaa to tiyi 5
Ing trade. Meohanloa and tboarti. nkilM labor
of every kind will quicken and thrive by tha
oumnettticin mat muit follow, ftxriely will feel
the good vtfeoli of tbe reform f fur her morality is
but another name for lier Industry, Juat aa her
crime la but another name for her idli-nrsa and
ignorano. Tbe faeta that aupply tbe motive for
Ifgitl rctnvdiea In the premises are startling. In
many populoua reel ion a of the aonntry children
aro forbid ilen to luarn trade at all by the dicta of
the unions. Parent! are area firevenled from
leeching their children the arts or a calling hy
wbiob tlmy aeourvd suatanauioe, Kuroigo akilled
labor com ci in to Itipply tbe duinamli ortatrd by
deaths and m-w developing It, while our netlrit
children aro forced into a market alrfady glut tad i
by starving olerka, supernumerary Iwokkeepprs,
and waittra-for-iouiHliiiia: to turn up in-gcuoral.
It ia titna there abould bo a surge backward. We i
make ao cry of "down" with tba tradei nnUna ; !
nor do we oontravrne the right of any man to bis 1
honest darning i but we do say frevdom lor Ainer- j
Iran youth! Let thim ban the uhanees tbvir .
fnthera bud-
If ml ilio oilitor in ((iierUiim gon a!
littlo furtlivr, uml clulKiruteJ the evils j
onluilftl upon Hooiuty hy tlto HonnlHof
Tnulo, Exchanges, utu., then ho would
havo told tho whole story of our com-
niortinl wrongs. Tradi' imionn nnd
bourtlH ol trndo uro tho imivntM tho
fill her and mother of our tlinLurhed
buaincfls rotation, Hd while these or
guniz.ntionn iiiereitso in our midt the
evils vUihle on every hand will multi
ply. ThcHC Hclfish uad artificial modett
of promoting tho iitdubtry nnd hapd
ir'ks ol'a nation coiifttituto ono of tho
wont evils that enn bcful It. They
jointly (liKturh tho public pence and
produce concord nowhere, and are an
ellcctiro in oHtablmhing what tliey
cluim as tho UinUoo in In Kpivadinr
the poMpel. Trades union hreed bad
workmen a ml drones fur poeicty to
support, aud bottrdti of trale and ex
chani foster loafo and atti'inpt to
bolster up men without capital and
spendthrifts, who would noon be left
by tho w)nido if this artificial huni
ncHJ pnp were removed. We uy
down with all theno. modern, muv-fun-pled
idea of promoting him item, and
allow uiUH!i) and capital to o on in
their true commercial channel, unit.
eimiliered hy limfem, Bpendthrifits nnd i
bruinless ereatnivs, who now hear us
down.
Hon. Thomas li. Florence died at
his homo in Washington, on the 4lh,
ir, tho Ctth year of his age. His re
mains w ore taken to Philadelphia for
burial. He was an active Democrat
and was a representative in Congress
from Philadelphia for several term.
.SUItllEXDEH OF A MEIIICAX
ClTIXEXSll I P.
Tho American neonlo aro nroud of
their citizenship, and koenlv sensitive
to any encroachment on tho rights!
which it confers.. They havo been I
taught to regard it ns the Romans did j
their nationality, when ('iris llomnmis
sum was a passport and a protection
wherovor the oituwn wont. Until tho
Itepulilieans came into power, no party
in this country a-ver ventured to make '
i.. .1 i..m
it.. .i. ... ai. a.. .
v.i i .i.i, L.fii.i m ) , vii v ) in vi n nil ii i;-
trine has been carried to the other ox-
trcn.o, as was illustralcd in tho ease ol
Martin W.ta, who had only deelared
his intention to become a citizen. Ho
was nn Austrian subject hy birth, and
after livin Uvo years in the. United
Vinfm it-mi . M.m.c.... K..ui....ut
tbe Consul of the Lulled Ktates.
Whilo thero ho was seined by rtilflans, I
thrown into the sea, and Carried nnlionrii
an Austriiiu frigate. Our Consul ap
plied in vain for his release. Then
i'npt. ingruham, oommanding a sloop
of war, demanded that ho should bo
given 1111 or lie would take him by
force. That argument was effective,
and it wus not oulv sustained bv miblie I
1 opinion, liulviiKlicaleil by W. I.. .Murey
in a memomhlo doHnAtoli. in which ho
cile, though nnl maltrr born or NnlN)iitru ririifitt,
rwtta on the Arm foundation of JuMiea : and (lie
claim lo be proteetari is earned by aonsldemtl'Mii
wtiicli lit pratecli of power Is not at liberty la
ditregard.
Twontv-two Vi'fiit. Iinvi tmiil nnnv
since thw doelnmtioii wiia nmde. nnd
now it in not only uhnndoni'd, hut tho
"lHtt'8 ndmusion i ma.ie thai a
milien Imi-n nitlrnn whn innn lii,r..,iin
native limn citlr.cn, who may become
President of the United States, can bo
seized while tetnnorarilv rcsidinc In n
foreign ronnlry, and mado to dischargo
(t,,, . ,i;. ..(.. i-k. i.i..., :
S,lchaOfnosilio.lwo,.l,le,.m.cfe,li.
i.i.. ir : iiiiii i:a.i
i " ,MJ r"" '
iu an opinion of tho Attorney-fieneral,
to the lasting discredit of himself nnd
his ofllco. litre aro tho simple facts:
Mr. A. Steinkaiiler a Prusslon by
birth, emigrated lo the Pnited States
in 18 IR, when tho revolution of that
year sent Carl Sehtirs and so ninny
inousnnus ot iinurty loving tiermnnslol
nob- llwlil. fhclli.,.,. niwl l.i.i..u I.. II.I. I
.ra,i ii ,,,t,i i,m ,i
nalimilircl i.. IH.'.t In 1H.VH n .nn i
and tho subject of
.f ' the 'present contn f"1',' 1 ,l0" 1,0 ,,,'p"' ,' ! j'"'
in St. I'ouls. In 1859,f tl,0J'' cntt,"-tl tliey would be dead.aaei n
versv. Avas horn
.n'. .11... 1 .....
iiiiuvi un, 1 mm, oiiuh inn 111 uiir.1-11 111111
to Wil.Hllldon ,, ,mV8 w jmj hpre
llin nllior u lull i vn.linr, r. f I
mco that timo, just as thousands ol
Americans have diino in other parts ot
r.uropo.
This young man is now twenty years
of age, and the (ierinnii (iovcrnnicut
has called upon him to report for mili
tary duly. Tho father naturally asked
tho protection of the American Minis-
lLr 111 "gamsi tins ouensivo pro-
tension, and Itancroft Davis, instead of
insisting on llii rights as an An.erican
citir.en, soii.'lit to extort from l.lrn an !
' . I
izui. iu t'Auub iidiii jjiin un
that he would fix a time to
return lo tho United States, which the
father pronely rel'tised to civo.
Then lho caso was referred to the
Dt'iiartineiit of Stale for Initructiiins.
n,ul ""''T'tly ient to Mr. Pierro-
nont for a lomil oninion,
Ikh'I. kI ven to tho public. 1
which hriH ,
it ven lot in nn i lie. Tlie urn. I una .
I.1II.1.-II i inu ;ni'ji nf .ri-iifrii not.
onlvifivS i.n all thnt Ln luwtJ
a.,1,..n I... .1... f . i. ....... 1 1.. I .....til
Im-oii HiuimmI for an Amoricnn citiscn
nbmnJ. but contain nmimiilic. ti lili ti
' .
.,. .. ..e wi i i'
invit- iiu i. ii. ii-niui-iii-u si, n-piiiuiien.
Au nrt1nn. . ,nr' "0Wn to prove I
naTionalUy ifowMliTinir uZC I
less under an Amoricnn ptissiiort nnd
rr"t,'r,ion-'" " respects an American
'"'"L",' f1, " '"..T'"'.' wil","
Pnr1k,,' r tr,llI' P "nbAndoned
1,1. nntnmllMtion.'' H.. n,i.,.l. fi,. ti.
f.il.er
,
Now for the son burn In St. Louis.!
It is pretended that beeuuse of beluga
minor, und residing with his lather, lie
bus "by virtu of law acquired (iuriuuiij
imiiuiiulily. J 1ml Is to say, tins teni
ii.mne i.i.iil,.ne I.,.- vi i i, ,, l,i:
American citiaenship, and made him a
liurmun subject without tiny purticip -
tit ion ol Iub own! Jtut Mr. riorrenont
is not content with this ridiculous eon -
Hirieuon. jie umvuleii ll, mm mxyn
lie lum "two imtioiml lies one iiuliinil,
Jltt ll.r.r.-.iv..l..H ll (i nil mk-m
and the oilier acquired.'
the AttOlnoy.Gunoial dtW-lanw, "I ami
..,iH um .nuKgimuKiiiiiiiuiri
... :; .1 l , i ..; i.i' ii
of opinion tlint , ho eniiiiol iikIiIIuII.V iii-
VOKO 1110 Ul'l OI Hid lioverilllielll ol Ilio
lurv dutv .luriiiL. miiunilv ' Anil
I'lllleil nllllllH LO l'i, hi.ee him Irimi un h.l
.1.... .e . . ?. , ,
continues:
II, and In dua lime, ii il,. pai.pl. d.n, nu ,-uu
tlUflllUI. l'r.idfBl Uf Ilia l:.,llH,l klal.l"
t . . . .7" 7- ii ii.i
Let Hi tent tin pruetieully. 'XIiim,
young nitjii i now twonty yonw of;
gv. ymier jinvrierre loniH opinion
hu will be enrolled like it (iennnii nub
jeet for militnry duty during a term ol
yenin. Moxt vour he will bo twenly
oue, uml Mr. J'ieiTepont hhvk ho "eiin
reiurn 10 Anionua." Well, liow ih he
to return nUor being Hiirrumlereil by
bin own (ioverimiont to tlio (lorinuii
j.nipire m loot or powuorf now m
110 to net Ollt Of t lie nrmv ? W in wi II
mo to bin releiise. with liiiiicroa UnviK,
tho bribe-lnker, dm Slinister ut Berlin
who bun ulrendy biiKely detruded hin
trust, nnd cowardly yielded lo
.,,uni B u.ciuiion r Mayor Stokeley lor tho Agricnll.irul
fhmiH n question whn.h eoneernsl Kxhibilion lnniilinir ; t v. u. euro
the iifety of Amerieun uilizeus every-; n)IlillM llt Kil8 U(, ftttln,lie X. A, Jl.
where nbroad, for if proleelion thus (Vnlennuil I'.iunlnin; 4 P.M., rund
withdrawn in omnso, und without u ,,,lllHU.t ,lt .ilad.iii.-rv Hull by the
show of rosistunee there ran b no Jilusii ul ,S, ieties nf 'the eitv ; fi r. M,
security in any-other. Under this! ,.oviuH. .,- Sehuylkill Navy" : v. M.,
craven submission Knghmd might eon-! balloon nseension. ami nt W illi I-. M,
sistently reassert her elaiinslo impress-; mllll Hi.,,,!,,.-f ii,.mvorM. .
mem. n is an encouragement toevery
iutoiii power lomirass ami wrong our sehooU, an well as their
citi.e.iB, and in keeping wilh the ty ran-1 m,,llS) i , , 1 1. ,.,mt j the ontei tain
ny and outrage imposed on the .Soull. j mi,llt ,10 ..i.jij,.,,,, lVl.lv. .01iw,
UtV "J?" : biillon hiile bouquet, a badge, modal,
-Mr. Uurrepont attempts to justily , ullll rorw,lm
ids. 'f bo bado was a
this surrender by a elauso in tbe treaty .,;,, ofconiinun paper. 3 inel.es siiuaro,
wilh -North (lermany in 1H1JS, v. bieli : wit, , mlm,r ol'tlioir sehl paint
ilr. lianeriitl negotiated, and for wbieb . , 011 it; the medals were about the
ho has since been decorated by itis- iK0 t,y n 25 cent piece, wei-e miulo .if
..i.im.I .1-,, k a 1 1.. ....... t. .....I.... 1. . . .
v iii oh uh followH ;
" n muiMii iii'ifi. it Mifi
"If
Orrnian naluralistl U Aaieriea rnwi .
HOB ill N Drill laHrlimnr wilk.inl th. in'
lilt rtstdetioa lu
l.nl 10 ,.,, to Ami'tlc. h..l,.lll.l,.IJ.,,h.vc,
urruiany wnnoitl ma lu-
r.oouncl bla nitui.iii.tlon In tli. Iiultwl Mt.1... i
Tb.inl.nl not K, ml nr. m.jr be h.lil lo oxirt
, , ... , ...... ,
A ReimUican hentute 1 if.eil tl.w)
iiisiionon.iK ii'euiy wineli im-uitlK n
.... .v.. .v ..v.. . v.t.,,,,, iiiii i I ttiise icii) liad iiumeu enoviih in their ;.
re8..lo moro tl.un two .venin in (.ei'-lrt t ,IM jr Vllte mnU ,,':,
many iiniler it pennllv ol .enoiine.n-. lho 1xll ol u )h.ini
Inn nntnializiitioii. ft ilisenmitmtifi!
auinst lho (iorniniw, uh no oilier tiviity . oknekai..
(I0es11511i11stf0reign.lj0n10itir.e11s. 1 J'lul 'lmt wo oeevlienteil, wilted
inuivk Itmiiil tho rcliiniiiiK (;ei'inaiiHl,,,w,,sl"'"Pla would .In thin torrid
Ironlilenoine, with inlbotious iden ; wenther, wore it not for our two hiiiii-
I'reedom nnd an eueoiuai;eineiit to enu
Lrration. So he eiuiciicliMl tlii u,n,.ni.
to keen t nun aw.iv niu Mr. .ininill
was quito willing to uiloiit it. eoinnioiliiliond of lho Cnniilen uud A I-1 tt'j i.untr, limJ;
While wo may not approve the i. luntie nnd West Jersey lluilnmd com. j ;'1;J1' ,'J;',J1""n'
elinatiouorAiiiet'icaimtnivsidenliiuiii.lli:"li('Hi nielteil l'hiliiilelpliian.s eim ioo. Il.rt.iiit.'
that ih a malterof taste for them alone I doH'n lo tllu 'u "'""o '"l" 4 oilj '""
to conni,!cr. Many are devoted to the! ' . ''t 'h' ''.V 6:13 t: jl, K' l
various branehen 'of art and science, I 'J'0'1! l'ut 11 liearly nipper of nyslcin, , j', H j,,,,,.
with ndviiiilni'i'ia nrii uci.cM.;i.lri l,.,i... . lish, uiiil oilier Milt water delicacies. ; IV111. o..n. jtuin.iil.
Otliem 11111 ele'ifcd in hankiii" and
different pursuits directly connected appetite lor breaklast us sharp lis a
with the I nitedHtates. Most alloftheni wolt'-hnuiid's, and enjoy our moriiing
aro patriotic and devoted to the honor ' sea-bath like a canvas-hack, nnd ro
and glory of their iiutivo country. 'juvenalcd come hack to tho city . inly
UundriMls of honored names aro lii'niil- 10 ',"0 mid awent between the hot
iar who havo lived in London, Paris,' l,r"'k woHx'iU ai-onud us like aeonvict
Herlin, Vienna, Home, Madrid, Dresden,! 1,1 a "weat-hox.
and other capitals for twentv yean. ilowovor.in the miiUt of all our per
Biul morn, without breaking 11 tie that1 "punt ion, Willi lho thermometer niak
binds them to homo. ' ' frantic ell'orU to crawl over the
Aro they to ho proscribed because jtol' o1' Ids glass prison, wo have tlio
interest, or duty, or pleasure requires eonsolalion that tho waves of old
them to reside in umpe lor a time, or
becniiso they choose' to educate tlaoirj
'children nbnnulr Tlio suggestion is
insulting to intelligence, und only
worthy of a ilesptculilo Administration
'iko which lias consigned n native.
,)0rn cilixon to military service in tier-
many, nnd saerifieed his riijlits without
an elfort to protect them. When Con
gress coined together in December, this
subiiiet. will be IhiitviTiirhlv veiitlliilcil
"""1 "r- lVrrepont will be apt to fret.
I....n I.. ,.l.l; ...i i 1
m-im-li,!.. wliii.l. I,,. I.n. nr.i i.,..r
uon-e l.iimr nnule A ii..riiev.C,...r.ral
Neir Yrk , S,m.
-- ' '
ATTEMPTED EXMEHS ROB-
BE II )'. '
- -- - - - -
C,n,',nnati, July !.-. dispatch to!
tlio snperinteaW of the Ad'ams . j
. ... . .1 . 1 .
HiV u nt.. in n i.ui.nlal,.
Hnrko was liinde nt Lomr Point ill!
nnis, on the Vnndalia railroad last night.
1 no engine and express car wero cut
loose nnd tho engineer killed. !url
barricaded the doors and kept tho rob
bers at bay until help arrival
rtBKllArTj,July 9.-Long l'o,nt,r J wvn in Ml,TI) ,,, f()lrt
I lii.ois,ontlioandalia railroad, when,,, ,u'ri r ,0 W(.,,( ; a.lon.lin- l,ra dis
thoattompted express robbery -ocenrred 1 cl frm .k'ncy." HaA
is aiinnieil I n Ihrt miililtn nC a ilm
. i .., . .. r
woods no liorsntl lieinrr witlon n nitlit:
lle
. e 'r .i . .. " i "" , ,
a m. . .. o. vno station, i.asi nielli ,
at midnit-ht, when rnssei.fiertraii. .No. !
5, bound east, ( ondi.ctor 1-raley n' ,
l-.nirineer Mdo Ames In charge stopped
at lho water tank two men boarded:
. . ...
gine. 1 ho engmoer, after n few
nitintil' hesitation ohcveil tl.n nvrlcr
i . 1- ' v3 V . '
After the starting of the train, one ol
no n-ooers rem rKe i-tro win run mo
thing ourselves," and immediately both
ro.usMS nreu at. tlio engineer, Killing
nut i.iiiniiuv.
., . , "
Tho fireman, who was standing upon
uumer,
ran to t no rear ot tho tram
mrm 1110 lniln
he having
"card tho conversation
nnd rompro.
bended thn situation ut once. While
this was taking place on the engine a
coiiietlerate ol the nilibers hnu dnlauUed
the Adams eXIll-OSS Car i'liim the ears!
111 ine renr.
Tho whole parly oCrobbers then ran
tho train to a point about two miles1. ' mH'' i'''""i'i
from iho station, where tl.ev Mopped, I;'''' . ,'')vl"" ?
and procoeding to the door of thi ex-! ",K,'00 Ml ""V"'
ipivss ear demanded adiniltaiioe..-
nivss ear demaniled admittance..-
The .express niessenem', Mr, Hurkc,
ri' . express niessengei-, Mr, Hurkc,
men
n. i,.Uu,,. ,11,11 . ',n 1 111 111 v'.l II 1 1HIT
into the ear, and the messenger anys ,t,
seemed tn him thai thorn were a (Iokoii
oftheni.ns the shots enme from all sides.
Tho conductor and train men, seeing
the position ol allitirs, set nlwuil to pur
sue tho robbers, but could find only
one revolver on tho train. They how
ever discovered two suhlium uriiied
with carbines, and wilh these weapons
the train men and soldiers plai ted af
ter tlio robbers. hen thoy rnine U
. V
" T. I"
"V1' 1 1
in mo train nil was oiitci, ine
I-. i ii" ronucri
y lounil tho dead
i i .i
' " '!f tho '"'. the tloor of
hlll(f 111 lllll lltllllt
'the cah.
A freight Imin engineer, liuined J ark
Vaii(leri;rilV, haiponed to ho on tho I
tntin nnd ho and the fireman ran tliel
cnL'ino hack to tho train nd broutrht1
it in. Tho rohlMirn failed to cain ei,-
unncc m Hie exnn-SS car, ll ticniL' Ono
. . ' ri " " o
very Htn in every wiiv.
ton I'lusn kiml mviior no un,i
1,w! tnP3r rcho(. tho Amoricnn ox I
I'ros cur, uhii li wus iimucdiululv in :
u,c "w 1,10 A''ins oxpross or, lliev thriiniri iii.(t,ts and oliet'kinff
'".it hvo aceonMilish'e.l thrirVMw
1'"". 't is an open air huving win-jfuh instant, ' 'l'r:tvihani by tho 'llltl-:
,dow. k. . 1 moMi ami Olda routo. lo and I'rom lln!
r - - v., ...
. .- . , ,
. ,
1 United States dotmives rap.Mani- liioilitius over tho Now Jorsey
west . ,1a sinea Of th
!ho leador. was a respoetnblophysieiiin I The rules of' litre to iho Wost fr,im
! livi"R in Allegheny etir. Ta., named! Iliiltimoro in tulviuicoil as fiiliows
j'"!' t)?"' -Anrthw ..t"hl,,y ,, from 1.) to
'id P. Davla, Jr., was ft taUt'iiMiati, limn OH) lo 1 3.2:1 ; fit l,oui,
I rier atlanh.d lo PmtofllM nf1L.1Wu1.11r.i1.1111 n...i . . ..n- 1' . '
snmocilv. ...
j
ASSOC1A TED MESH LETT EH.
I'lin.AiiKi.i'iiu, July 12, 1 ST.').
TIIK (ll.Oltilll H KOI Kill,
Tliu natal day of our Imlepeiuli
Has come and cone ; the arvnl A inert
! ,':"l0 lin "''"'O'ehed lotho delight
' ",' 'ohi'"'ua, who was huppior
I limn ever; Yn..kee'i)o,Hllolai.p. nnd
i . . ,. 1 r
1 ''"1'' ''"' "'I I'uidly ! nro-cKicken
I'I11I'C1
. , .',"; ," ,,' 1 V
l'o'lei Miiiii il lu filler, ner llnvn-,1
Inure IV
I.V, orillorx 1 1 I ii 1 11 1 1 1 1 iiiiiiv
, f " I.
l,t'1!" hvUI Wltl"11 tho IVeolleetlolWif my
lather Moll
"",!' ,. . ,
" ' '"') " inwuiliieoi.
Theiluy liereunil nil Uh Iioi'v;;ik'uh
' Hbullenul limbK-were ii.temleil m n
"K "lu ui"i miiii. n iiimmi ii.iu
nivl,,,!., .. i, ,lv ,,,, i..,- ,
IIiohkI. I leer Unit (lie prel.ule Inw ll j """ ov . K,v,! Amw
..1.... . ... , 1 . (aiiN a ler their victorv with (reincnil.
; liliimU-ivil even III tliin little iuliilee. !
t , , ... . .
moil Iieioie, lluntli liere llllll its
cbiwi-vni.t-fn, were inlemluil m u sort
, f,trviml1 wliul U in utoro f,.r uh
. H7lj. emmen iiunlh- evrvtl,i.r ,,(
jiulilin elmrneler took pluee in l-'uir-
niiiiint I'nrlc, nenr the Ceiiteiiuinl
ICxhiliilinn groiiinb., nnd liegnn ut min
riso by u imliunul Hnlntu ; ut K A.m.
mililiiry review 0 A. M. ruligioim
nervieeH ill Ilio xi'.e of the lleluinv
Stilt uli of Iteligions l.ibei ty 10 a. m
,.,.,.,., nbepnpils..'lbe WMJriiiuumr
u. i I . ..r .....(. .. . i i -, , ,
Sehimlrt of our city, in iho buililing In
tended fur tbe exhiliitiiui of nuiebiiiei'y;
11 A. si., (-eroiuonien ut tho Mi to of the
Ittllillll IllflttlltlM.lil l I'lu-I.!,,,,!,,,,, (n
1 M1lM1, ; nt 12 M hrenliin-i;,oiiii,I l,v
linU.r , t thu Kl, (m() f
.,,,.1 -..,. m. n, .... i'li-iiu. ill,, I
aituutorpriMitig tradeHntan ; the retrerh-
n,eiiU and hoiKlllotrt Wore OIllV a raw
. 1
, .. . , .1 . , A 1 . 1 c
Kl J""Kiem mere, mm in
eoiilse ere re nut foruicoininif. i he little
... W(.m (Halted Irmu liomo III 6
'j ' H't tl.r till noon wllbout
uitthuig to eat hucatiKc tho iroini-se
of' .vlrenhiiientn ilele. i'eil ll.eni IWun
u.kin;; liny luncl. will, tliein-rtmoirv
iner renoriH i ivpo Jiuy nun Mliuilir.
fitv would ho dillieulti ol' volution.
, "J m very exceiiuia liavellni.r ae
' N'l'0P """od as a riK'k. awaken Willi an
",,vi""" " nien-uiiiii im-
PrtinciKu as trying to reach lno in
miuiii; ui nun t'liiicr.
fir.Z hmirr ft-vor, Ultd 01. tllO fttll of Jtlly
USO( colli 4it tolk'l.t her (ire. Till'
next day the Le.f obitnary col,,,, ,n
said "she died alter sulleriiiK Rreat
1:... .....ul I. 1 .:iv..
1.'r.iJ nil niuiiu 111111171, Illeil liny
yenm
.l.one, but not lortrotten
Our t lin'l J-.iiKinei-r ot tlio Water
'M'rtinent eoniplains that he is
miiniiiiiir ll.OtlO.UUO irallonH of water
iM'rJav t tho Faiiniouut "orks.whenl
l I'" otiKht lo bo iininninir 3U.0llll.lHHI,
; a.u.t m. p.e..w,u1,,,e ,,, io,,
"l"""" PI'ly-'"'".she,l.
1 A stuteinent ban Just beeii made
1 P"" the a.nonnt of w er
, , , , .-
"Zlhul Wn At thai lime he '
l KA0 t rlS.J""
. . ' ' 1 !'
'
poi-son in the city.. In ls.iO.it was
1 Jll.i 'J. (7 gallons, or 1H.1 lur each per
son. In 1874. wo used 4J.lII.illl) gal
lons of water for eacli day in tho year,
or 57 5 10 gallons lor oat h man. woman
and child in the oil v.
f .!. . I- (i.il... 1.....1.
i -,i i i ,i . .
' , w .1. .v. ivui i. 1 l"1''
- uiii:b wiiiiniv .nun. .ii I-1--1II1HU
. . . , .
Dnsiness, lust, us iitou.ft tlmy hail never
0i.nU-.l anybwlv. I'orlun.iteh-, Jud;(e
fuif,,. iB'h, ml ,im. n majJ
the disehai-tfo.ninl tho plea was denied,
opposition to tl... Uncharge of three
lnmU.n ,- ,), lirm. is iniulu on the
, croniitl that, thoy -onvevel vtilualile
nnuicrties to thoir wivrs out, of funds
i
, ;
-"if two slcamers ol the American j
,im, w,l,h ent e:t..Hvard this week,!
,,. out ,MflM hlHm.a , um
I ,;,,. ,M , rnn 'hnv.w1
,,ewin,r ..(.f,,,,, 1,0ml ,x, stnn l
,,. , l.;,. ,.,;,,
m y
XEWS ITEMS.
A Mispnlch from I.ondnn stales
t lint Lady l-'ranlillii Is sllll alive and is
idotyly iinpriivliiij. . ' ,.
The I U-J t.'lniid nnd iSpMled Tail
In, limit have siimeil tliu inrieenuiiil In
ivliitmiisli their rurhta iu .N.i bras kit.
, ?,,.
el fiirnishetl 1 lie $:i,-
1 in the civil mil,
, Mi
! us T'hi
-Mortii:
TliiunjiMiii, hi tter known
hurst uKs, a well-liiiown
US T'hillllld
list, died iii New. York recently
slioi't illncKN, ge. ii, ..
All agree thnt Iho iihiely-ninth
, ,.;, r A 1 1 .1 . .. 1
mri WM 'Z.Z MiZ-
nslie ever held iu this country.
Frank' Vost, ft iiuliceniaii,
whilt
"ii duly wms nljdt hy two Rtrunrit nt
l'rttnnquti, V.i., un Mtmday nitlit, tlio
Alh ihM. Ilu illcj the in'Xt morning.
liiilit ii Amiivy Mnnvn nnd I'lijali
r. ri-nnvmcKrr, i iMn)wnn(Tn cnnill -
uiili'S lor itovvmof nnd ikIiim' min-
''ir.,, in thiM Hto, havo wwi.tnl tho
, ,, ., .,, ,
nulllillfltlollfi
n t i ,
I -I o pas.ei.jjci'lrali.-oi, the Stii.l,
Side ltnilroad, of l.niii; Island, were
'Idliolished l.v a collision near I' ar
"uckuwny mi tlieith ot .Inly. They
w,'( l'" i'u"dcil wilh cxciirsloiiists.
Eleven insseii)rcr wero killed outright
twenty .eiyht wounded.
In mnliinit I v u-ill. tlm i,i-.,.l
I... ti i I ii.i.i
i. 'in tnu i en on i no in uou jl t it- :
fimro nn.l ( hi Co.Luu il.n rr nf'
thu luftor will be run botwocn Wiwh -
melon sml X..w Vnrl. .ml tlm nl.f
... , , 0 ., ,', V . , ,
iii-.ii itnii niiiitll V, III pp cxvonoe.1 mo I
iho nZ I. K 'ZZZ" IS
. 1.-. -j.,." . " . """"
.iii:uiian vs. Inisii IIiii.E Shoot-!
I Ni. 'I'll" iiitiTiialiiniul rille i, Sooting
..I. I ; I I .... r I
mi. iii ii i-i-i i'i-ii i iiirririin Hint insu
"team" came oh" at Dublin, Ireland. on
lliii2'.Mh nil. 'J'lie Ainerieitus won, the
score standing, Americans ni7, Irish
men ilL'tl. Tim ilirTcivncu, it will be
".''."""-'V1. i .,.,.i,ml. K-rlNi
I'ln nil 1 11 1 . ll ii 1 1 1 1 ii' I ii ih in k v I hi ii iti rid (i
.. .. . ..; , J .
I'KIIIIi 111 llllll I Mm ici II iii liintr tin i'i..rta ;i,ui
J'unr nl the nialeh ,,l New York lheio.a U d-H.-,i.j
f
, , . .
Nil 1 1 1
. . . .
. ..' , ' ,. , '
v j ,v.iin wt , .niiMrti
I . ,t 1,000 vnnls, AiiieiieiuiH Mi.
. , -,..,. . ,,.;,. :T
i i . i . i-. . '
.' '.""K" .' , " ul,:."'l"'u l""m"' '!" ''7 '' bni.l I,, Un.,,i... .n.l r K..p-
"iinieiine 11111111111 pen ne were irutulil
giving a grand banquet. The mayors
of liondoii, Voik and other Knglish
cities were plesint.
Willinm J5ell, killed by the chi-h
hist Friday, Kuvoh eighty aere of im
proved land and and Homo tiermmal
property, lie camo from romwyl
vauitt ahoul twenty yearn ao, Iiuh no
relatini here, and Iciivch no clnn to
hin native place or IriendH. Gruml
JinvtH (Mirhiijitn) JlenUit,
Deaths hy li;;htnin havo been un
precedented tlimNcanon. Three young
men vera killed hy lightning while
lmrventing in Fulton county, t.coiyia,
on thu 2d inst.
I 1ST OF JUUOILS.
Oth, aiiii ooiiilniiiiir for threo wevks
" -- --- it -
TiiAvaasa Ji-nona.
rmur HtKk, i'Otli.
i JM. M. Ci,..
Iti-rciria I)nu'l Cupider, Uonhrn
Jno. W. Wiijjht, (Jan. A. Murry, "
Thus. V. ten. Hoi IT. Woudcidui, ()raKm
Clinton MoCrackuu, ' jJa. Car tor, Jloiiintale
liau'l Unioal, Itoifx, J. 1 In Iny,
iteo. U. Mtrrull, J. H. lluntt-r, Jordan
liaiid Ualv, U rail fur i .In... MrUurruv. Kuoi
HltBIUIll lllll.
IlL-bt. I'ntUirauo,
J. Ailuia Klall-.l, llrmjjr
Jim. I'uatl.w.it. "
Jxhiialun ll.iinltun, "
Hau l ll'iniiiii, llurn.lil.
il. L. Ilc.,1, Clorllcld
J nil n TMiuliniiii, "
W. M. Sh.w.
J. II. Ul, Lawrrne.
K. M. Full.rl.in, '
1,. J. Cniiltlin,
.1. (I. MrrrtOI, Mnrri.
.1. II. Ih.ra, .V. W..I, a
0. Ktlrirkpr, "
Mo... Il.il.y, I'ik.
I' II. I'rlck, fninn
J. IJ. Ilrnhnin,
ll.riaim llloi.ui. Car'lie II. Shlmcl. U'.ILix'tnn
Ja. Vii-, FiTj;uiii.n 1 Frail riuiiiin.n, "
oiumi jiihuro.
.h(.vli v. i;aa,
J. Miintner,
II. ll.MH,,..,,
II. A. l-lnmrl,
Din I llnhcl,
lljifiMli., Jiia. Muori. Jluult.l.l.
ll.ill Ai. ric,.U,M, Hii.Ii o
11'iXili J.Vnthi.rii, jr., Kanlinua
JHru.. I deiria Krli.rd, Knux
llurnHiil. ,liio. timlili, lwrr-niw
I'li-urliold i'liim. Mrl'lier.i.n .
" J. li. jlr, Jli.rrla
Our'lliiiA. Ililn, l.uinlwr Oiljr
M rolrtr O.ily, r.ua
I'urniia.n Jnti Wur, l'ika
Ikn.lur S. 1'. tlmir, U'ihi in. lit
lioalirn J. C'ntberiuAn, OHct'nl.
u.VZkn,
A. t'nrry,
K. 0. Millar,
I. A. Kra i,
Zan, Mc.ul,
Mull, l.lomii.
H . A. U'j.iiif.
II. K. lire hi,
rs t AMR.r. jrnnna,
aHl.-b.li H.K..
A. rntt.-iau., Il.uc.rla ill. A. AI.rriio, (lu.-lmn
Watty Tlmiiii.iii, litill .1. I'. Un Ilium, "
Mduiuvl l'f,-.l, lln;il
Jamb V. ILuey,
Aiiuii" Murray, Oiratd
W. W. Ilftnvrr, flMtiam
Win. Will!iHiii,
l'jit II irninf . JIustuD
las. Ilunilr, "
U. .'whnN(n. Joidrtti
-lno. J I i tr ii-, jr.. kiiui
Jin, DuuitiTljul
Jkiih, J,wraiic-'
t'tv le,
Jami-s Ariiei j, "
tliti. W. Orfiieo, "
Iluell n,iti(;!ia!rl, '
A. O. l,iwhial
Milton Nii'hols, "
C.niiii)U, llraill il
j i';'!'b'jr'1' 1
D.n'l I'nraon, "
l'.Hl MrOarvc.r,
1'. I'iubult, Cm intnii
l'oli r Uftriiii r,
1'. l. Siho.rrr,
Jis. l'ultcr,
Mirris
l'i lie
O. 1'. IU'0o,
J. It. Cnlilm-11,
Hunt a Krliard,
J.s, L. Iale,
Jamos A. Uin iin,
Jos. Vorlwck,
K. W. Itruwu,
CltarfM;
I)catur
11. (ionrliitrt.
M m. Wise,
Kerjfuton
THIHt WIRK, OCT. 4th.
J. O'llunncll. ItcorariaiK. Ml)tn''t. Covinjrtnn
Joseph Work, lMiilt. L. liuhoa, Ueeutur
Win. I). Hark, " Win. .M-ore, criru.n
II. U. Lirh, iM-MimUnstin Dilloite. Mirard
Henry (toss, H"Kti Klhs Kyler. tl.islim
Burbm Marratt, " I Lewis Ironn, "
Uao. Kihuger, llrjdv IJ, l.iifi.l.i, llurta.ti
Jiu.-ki.o liuusull, !(le... Kim-riok.Ktr(hai.s
I V r,1'1,r,l iingu,u K. J. banner,
infl!r'' rt, , ' " .
f " f'.
J-1 ali.ii, Ju. Animr., )'
ll in. 1'uWi-ll. LlimiTi. il A I, in. Sn.na.r "
H in. l'.mi-ll, Clo
rfialil A Inn. Hi.no.r
. D. Iliitlor,
Jnu. Siuiiuuna,
Ji-u tarry, "
" ij.a. LuuliclV, Vo,iuw.r4
D. M. DOHERTI,
rANIIiONAllI.K 11 A Hi: tit 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 HUK-
riKll.
CIX-UiKIKLD. 1'A.
Simp noil il.or t WMv.r A IMta' alure.
..oi.nil .tro.t.
July Hi 75-T
QokE AN 1 1 SETTLE.'"
Iliiviin taken my lirotin r Intn p:irlflfrhii, I
nave tuy am amounts oihih1. j thore-
ttioe tu all who know themselvas in-
me tu co mil fur ward sonu and sctUo up,
(Irarfu-lil. July 11, '74-tf. F. M. CAltDON.
' MEAT MARKET.
F. M. CARDON dc BRO.,
Hoar of JMe's Open. House,
CLEAUFIKLD, PA.
Oar arrangements are r tho most complete
cliaracter Un furnlihlnj? tbe puljlie with Kresb
Menu of all kiad.amluf the very rant quality.
menl", whi'di wcr krrn ftn cxltlldtion far the bvn-
w e Alio ui'fti in an Kiniis 01 Agricultural impio-
, .ni oi in. nnnur. unit .
lit of tho public. Cull ar ti.l whtn In town,
.nil tA.r- Inok nt thing, or .,lrM u
1'. -V. CA1I1IUN 1 HKO.
rirnrl'ielil, P,i
, J.ui; ii, i;.'. tr.
JIXI'.t'lITHI V MITKIKXnlir. ia ban
j It Rti-i-n tlirit li-tirra tilninimtar. nn tli.
al.ln of (IKOIlliK (IHHtN, ilwnt.nl, 1
nf Itr.ily timn.tiit, ClKiirticl.l runntv, l'.nn'..,
I1.U IIIS iiii'n iluir jrrniili',1 tq tli. itnil.i.i,.ni.l. .
. i'""na ""irinni m .m.i rst.ic in nirna. mnk.
P".'""-"1- "ml. "" 'Lim. or ilinmn.la
; will (iroannt In. ill ironTlr nnthriilirali-il fur a't.
tlrminl. I'llitl.sri.NA OUUKN,
i:Sci,i,.
'-'""-w,, w,- tl, isrj .tu
l '
OTK'K.
To nil rrhiim it may roni-i-m. I b.r.lijr ulr.
i Sulir. tbitt I will not nwiini. nr nsv .nr .1. l,t
: cunlr.ot.il .y Ity minor mm, A. J. Drown, nor
I will I pT an. ..rilira pnriiurllnit lo In Iron, mr
irn In l.lrn. 1 uak, llii. riHU..t f,.r 111. Iiniolll
.a well in. iisn an. I grnllMr. mmnll..
CLARK llltilWN,
l.awrcn,'. li. ,I,ily H, lK;6.:tl.
CMl'TION- ' '
.All l.ui.mi. ... I.iri.l.v Ouuli.m.a aj.in.l i.tir-
1 ,'"":.":""'' ","'"? ""-
I IS 'Km K i 'W"US
I a-rr. of rvr, .Imul 'I Mrpa .1
loit'litvli.at, unit tin, liutiri'liali .nil kilolii-n fnriii.
Inr.. Tlila prorrrly M,.nca lo tnr, .0,1 I, lift
wild him un lunn nalv, aiiliji-vl to injr nrilrr.
li. W. OUIUIK.
ClMrruM, July II, l.lT l. ,
(JAUTION.-
AH p.ranna sro hrriilijr onutiniiril AK.lnrt pur.
rtinaing or in nn.r iu.nntr uimMlinK wilh t l.o fol .
(owing pro.r!y, now In p.a.aaiiiii of V, V.
Hhc.il, ul Ulon Hup., via: 1 hlark man-, I bay
' mum, I apring liaok, I act of iliiubl. hnnio... nii,
1 ImSSXi na tlio aiitii. wa. puri-llB.ril liv in. .a
thn Slat ilar nf Miiy, nn,l liO wilh him on lonn
.11I5, a.lij.al to my order,
j Kltl-llltU'K SIIOFI.
i Ilaji-rlv'i X II1.1.I., Julj II, 1S7j ill.
j(jAurioN.-
All pffinh nrr liir)liy wainoil itjj.iint pur
1 cl.ani.iK , ii. my .,v inwi.lllne Uli 1 1
i rMw
lnit irt'rtv, ihik hi i posmiIdii or p.
rJn; viV 9 0'1 a .nt. chain.
, I rtxninK ouatr, i oujibuard. I (alii, 1 -uol, I
Huvo anil iMKiltiinr utounli, ami n ntlir linu-a-
hu 1 1 e"oil,aa Iha ra-nit lirhnjr to mo, and If
li-lt itli liia on luiiu (inly, iu',ioM to mr r r,
JMIIN f.JI HV.
I.Kionto'f Mi Mi, July N, IH76-.lt1
ti it' rii . V
. V i IUi.'--
All iH'.nimi arc tWnliv wuriifJ aj.iinut i.nr.
dialing or tn any nrnflimr IneiMliO with lho Jf -
ktMliifi (.rsptH V, m.w In llif h int f I,, H
lllnom uf Jonl.n town.kln. ri.i 1 hl.ok o,...
I. u.llh-r, I ati-i-r. 1 Iwohiir.. w..nn. 1 .u.l I
t i , ,,, ,....'.
fcJ.ll'L?'' T"'
t torn, ) n-i of whmt. 1.1 rei f tUlfllu l-KNT OU LKAKK
i.io.a,
liall ililt rvit in arrM uf
. . tJ
,ul,J"" W'lft .nn in...
.-.. .Thomas SMITH.
i "'""""'i "7 ''
- (J' -
I ....!! t.
' '"w,nt rT"l,l'v(ri sow i. tit. pi.,..ion or F.iriok
' r K,r'"0" "wain.. t(. i i twck, n
a.m. ii.. t,. .,i 1, m th bi.
w wi.ih m, .,r,i.r.
i .. '. Jamk" McKKFDEN
M.rron, Fs, tt f II, lsj.S(.
$fiv ttvfi'tiinnfiits.
KEEP IT HANDY.
Tim Itrllulila l auilly Moillrluo,
"V !A llllili:A, lijM,i,UTT. c'hi.l,,,,, hui i
iKiipliitot, Cnttui', eto
, J I,,
tho mo uf
JARDKI.U'rJ
('iii.pou.iJ ri,ru, or HUokWrrr H,im ..! Kim-
I.b Au nil, well Ulod ranaJf, toliralr n)a-
Ilili. i.;.l.i l uli., ,.uKk ai,a urum la .,!;
in ma uiuai uigriu onara
tliayounxeat infenl aa wvll u la
mlulta. in iiinu
acinuiua
Jin tAur inn un ure-N.
'j HI a .1.aanl ruraot anJ na-lily Ukw by
y-jai-eH, it lm o tvn aavea l la wiun iiuynK-iana
! Ua ,i..,,.i,i.d. K,-,- in tb. b.... ii.a u u 1
, Inllm,. All c ..k l.,r il I. . l.l.l. D-o'tlM
r. I uKin,m Ilea Ml. 1-r.f.ar.d univ i.y
I1AN.--KI.I, Hill)., UOIIO MutkiiM., I'Lil.
Jul; 14, 7 , 9m.
JOTICK.
My w!ft', Ki'tihia, Imvln left iny h mso aJ
giint aiit-jiij; I'riviiiif, Ibis is tu uutify all iartlis (
1 1 ut I I will jiy no dvtils of hit or tlilr ouotraet- f
iiiKa ud tijiioiully no dclr bills aioqit fur'
t'i i iooit rrnUrrtid ty lr. J'. 4. Jlvjvr. 1
W. A. LaANHItKKUY.
Wou.Jl.w.J, Jnly 14, Ia7i-.1t.
0
KFJIAN.S' CUTUT SALK
By viiiua of aa ordor uf Iht 0iitian' CaH f
Cleitrflelil Cuuiity, thera will l uxnm-il tu public
ula, on thu nrtuiisei, in tbe rillfca ot Pettnril,
t'ltaflivld, auaul.v, Ta,, on
Tuesday, tbe loth day of Aufriut, iHtft,
at 10 u'oltMk, A. M- lb fultowiDir dorlboi real
rlAto, Ihia tie roparty of Jainai Viynn, dce'J,
vit: 'JUo uudivided balf of all tbat cartam
loutPUAKf, lciicn:iit, or lot of (-round, siluaU in
tha viliauf IVtiumilu, t'U-arlild cuuit'.v, F.f
Ixiumlfd Uer rib'l m t-tlkiwi ; ilfpmnitf at
a rurnvr af mi alley mid ,Mm ftr-t ; tlivner a-t-ot
svi-nty one tm-t to a lot now tlis proiwly of
Jaimb ioiiliinTi; thaur by said lut south on ,
humlrtrd and thirty Isvt mora or lost to luw water
tnaik at uni nt ill )und tliuuja bj sud Oond and
ivm wnt-riiurk tiut svu'y-un lu itd tlli-y (
nn ion ill'
an aura uiuro ur loss, liiiu( a Urge twi -story
iriibio lavi-rn, warh-li'us, Mjukj Wuir. n Ura
aiad convonn iit tttlii, su t othr out'iullditijii'
iiivmin iiii'ini,
C. A. UCI)KMICH
AliiiiuiUnttr.
t'learlitld. I'a. July II S7j.
1 .1 X M) I iTO H 'M K I I'M ' Ii. X..1 1 I, I,..
J J H'r.n tli.t Uiti-ra t.lnii.ni.ry b.vaiiK
liecli f;r.iiti-i In liir ruli.iiiiKT nn (lie t-ilulo 1.1
IIKN'IIV llllKI'll,-Hll ,li..:,,.,l, I.i,. f ju.-ll
Uiwn.liit, t'lenrtiM imuntj-, r.tniarlTiiiii, hII
auk. ImmrJi.l. ,,...., ,.d ,kJ. fc.-i.";
. ,.'' . ,7 .
- "i.i .iiiiiiii (una miijr
nulbctitiuutcil fur actllrmrnt.
HI.N11V I1KKTII, Jll.,
. Oateud, Jul U, ISZj.ttl,. Ki,uUr.
loi! i:i:.t.-
A nnu anil Tit on 1 ourlh street, on -J' j
It-ruis. Alfo a 'luililinf nn Markrt tttiwt, net I j
ituwr to the Allr'tfliiMij lJno-, formerly ,e.'uiicJ(
by l1". thitil rt a sic i 'li " , r nt soitnlili m any i
ottrr husinvi-s h a s'liatl wiy. Aj'plj- tu Frank j
Short un tho prcrui-?F. i
I H. All iartie iitd-'ltrJ lo m will pteai
roll and settle y racb or note, with npjiritrfd
Mi-urity, tint month, as I ut'jst hava all mrau-j
iutit Hltk'ii up hy AauL I hiira tiia WouHs :
now in my nun baml. I'rmtipt atlenti n to this!
tn tire will suvr Irouhlo and osl. V. .SILOHT.
ChaHi -lal, Jnl) 14, 176. '
M
iia tie Kvanf A Co., i
MILITARY UNIFORMS!
AND j
EQUIPMENTS,
M). uon MAiiKi:i'srii:i:i',Hiii a.
llmiil., t!ominl.-. Ai . furni.h"'!. Hi.iail...
ilintcirHili. .nil in-ir-uienaiirlng ilir.uti.Hia a.ul
fr.i-.
MKKCIIANTTAII.OUS ,t ChOilllKlH,
MM MAIIKKT KTRRRT.
jiily II, '7 j-1 jr Thila.
Sheriffs Sale.
Mi T'.rrnfi nr writs ot timr t trun, tfaeu j
A r
Aarnf ih il..,i ( Pmk.. bi... ci
Held wontr. and tn me directed. Ihara will !
xposetl to I'l llLlO KAI.K. at tho Court If oupo,
in the borottgb of ClearBali, on SaturJiy, ttia
lift any ol July, in,, t 1 tolntk, p a
iho following )rsuiiAl pruprty, to wit:
Alt t.iat lot of eronnd situate in the borough of!
0.,.,,,1., b,,,M anJ IamiW aa fullo.,, rl, :
On tt:. eaat'.y I.107I. atr.M. .outb by Pitt. .Hoy.
! west hy Klwril al I'-T. and north hv lot No.
i lieins known iu ccnornil nlaa of saiJ ooronch ai
j lot No. 41. Hi-iied, titken In azMtitinn. and to be
! sold as thn proirartj of William 8. Wed Is aud
I.iiiaJ. Weill. ,
iht t, of Mle( orsnrh o her arrangemonu
I ai will be approrcd, otherwlsa the property
... .irookoir, .nil .bo. In ....of d.Hci.n.j .1
, i. ..i. .i..n ..... . .
tuch rs sale, shall make a;ood the aama, and in '
no insunce win ttia Ueed be presented In Court
for ronfirinalioii unlet the money it actually
paid to Ut .Sheriff. W. 11. MeWIl,K;R-N,
PiiEritrr'i Orn r, i?hpriiT.
CloaiBeM, Pa.f JI 14, IS7J. . i t , ,j
Sherifrs Sale '
Hy virtue of sundry writu of '-i 'nrint $.
ihhI oat uf tlio Court tT Oi tiimnn 1'leai of Oh-ar-fit-Id
county, ami to me dire Tied, there will be
oxiuweil to paMtq sale, at tiret'ourt Honae.-in bt
borough of I'li'irticlJ, on Saturday, the iilit
day of July, WA, at I o'clock p. tn,; the foU
lowing ilmpritH-d roiil estate, to wit:
All of hcrv.iil.int's right, title aid intere-t in
the fi.ix anerty, yti : A'lout Ihiet arrtK
of (trmin-l, more nr leas, ia llufton 4owntil
(.'Unrrmld Co., P u, h')nnd d and OfcriKrd nt J
MIjws: Oh the aurlh Ky land of llartlry ;
I'oar.'nt, toutli, wct and HAt by land uf A inn I
Utrnin. The land is well It hoc J, and id a poud 1
tf.4 of rultivati.'O, ha ins; good two story i
frnnie bouse, well finished, hlacksniitli Imp, j
work h-), 'l daro and other Ouiliuiltlings j
Al'0, on nttier jiifca of land, aJtuile ia
t.nailiir City Woimh, containing lw and one
hnlf aeres. tnurv or Is, bounded on the oust bv
ll. W. Mimra, ei-atii 1t Sustiuehmut: riier. west
''7 K- O Hamilton, n rtli Ity K. t'uitidci. iih
n" inirvvi-inpnts. Scir.ad. tnkon In ifntii,
aim w do i ai l ie pmporl l John Vna
bralinnd. '
ALl-'O. nil tltnf pprtsin trnct of lanl, situate in
llurnol lr) 1iwn-hip, Vlearlial.) count r, I'cnnfrl
rsnia. bnundad and dwribed aa foll'itm: r.ia
tiiininn one hundred and siren airiM, Iwinjf port
a( l Iip Dan H'itinr tract, with atwut twrnlr ar
cUari'd, and Iia vtng Imr hniinn and nl.tUla thara
on, houiulo.l n lho cast by Pen tiro, west Uy
Kin;, sunlh ht A. W. l'.ild, and on the mirth hy
J. Viy.- '
ALSO, i,n nlhor of lhd. sltnnt6 In untue
tnwmlii), fonimniuK a'H.at thirty mna ai'ras,
tilth a Iniiiip hiun, slotilo, and small orchard
Ihsrtoa, and lisiins; abatit tMT-iV aotm
tlian-d, li 'iimlcd pnt hy J". Hie;h.lfktr. wost hy
J. Fry, north h.v A. W. I' sic bio, and atntth by
11. l'-sii-hm. Siied. taVan in i-xcnliun. iwil t
W sl'l as the prujierty al Jas. Wood.
Il:s. aw Sti r.
! '? I""1""T "jH '
t'v.nvn rr Hi.r. The riT or sum tl which
truok. a mii.it pi ul at
' , '"'"' ' ",l"' frfMn.n.
l'P""li mllorwie thr iirinirrlw
,'" ' "im.dit. It .ut iii sml aoU .cm .1
! Ilio rxion. nnil rhlt of the Ji.rw. lo whom It
I w.a .trutk nit, kiiJ wlio, in r. of tldnliHii-f nt
jaui-h r. a.li-, ah.ll malm gnoj tbna.m.,nnill. no
I liiM.iM will the Ur.il b. firiQt.it 1. Court fur
i ih si...t' " v"" "
SoN,
.Klllrl'-. Orrit'R.
tiboriir.
I'lnirlinlil, I'ii., Jiiljl I,
isri.
l.VU TIOX
; All (rt-rtaitii rc hrn'li.T warnP-l npfnltut (mroh
: usitif ur in ny way luctl'lliiig with Ihf ir'n-r-
ly im In tlio pnneMiin of J, 0. McFarlonl, .if
j Hitilliinl I'wiihi, vis: Ono my mzro nrl
I hnrnof . one Ht ol pingln bnrnft, on jrinf
j wuCi'ii, unt rntting box, 2 Uofn and rhnatu,
ftiinlMiif iinj fliUtrtfl, 1 Iron kcttlp, S ""'
I Ulwkf, 'I piir of t4l', 1 nifMil cutter. I lard
I pnM, I tnl, I riffilt. io and ic linaiv, 1 itoih,
1 ltl, lpo!vriU, I efr iiliiTe, 1 r1 row, I Hiin
mw, bii J a t-it of liiiu lirn' tnoli nn I Iitium
' hnH guml. Thli jir'-pirty im puri'lmci! ty u
I nt MibmU lo utt tin ttli of Jul r, u4 m Irft
Willi Mi l M i-1 nod tin Ihiiti niily, -utjict tn our
unlor at any tiin.
VVA1. AI.UKHT A H Hurt.
WoolUml, JulynT.'t-l,
THIN.
I
All (inrinna trn hirvliy wtrnnl ajralnM pnr
pliiwinjj r In any man tier mcMlin with thn
lullowlmt p.inl pnttifitr, miw Id ihpitoi
ino rl I mac Kirn, uf Lumber Citv. viz i 'J h.
i lmr.ru, 1 rt uf huriinnf. 2 oiw, i lio.id uf vuimir
' callla, A hog., lislirrp, 1 vittfO. I ii-ug lcU 2
I tin.bur IaiI, 2 nl pluivii. j ihot-nl plow, 3 ie( ol
i liircatl, 1 harrow, I nlo 1i , 1 sot nlt haruriii.
1 liiniiiuK mill, 1 lliroshing uichiiu-, 4 t?t t
1 1 ,trir"1 ,tunt '"l uf luinlwr, 4 aorei
f ryo, 2W atrtt ttf nutf, 4 aorai of urn, li ar
' K'". 12 arroa uf liuekwhral, S bo ti ami 1ml-
t ii'K. "f f-tialN. I tmnk mm. I li.aair. 1
forp, I par lur novo, lt if tuvrtlicti m.t
lot of iiin-cnwuro, nf tli umr liolunira tu lacanil
ia i.n wit. mm on Iord unlj, auliiri! to mi onlrr,
a .... t - r... a , . i.- n .
MrV'.
joii.v iiiri-s.
Foil A 1' K It M OF YKAllS,
A Urge. l.r.-. ai it7 lit.r. b..M, on 4i,m.r nr
Main ali.it sn.l ll.ilil Knnln luriipike, (II. n Hop.,
I'.., coni.inipg ofi).i, ..r1or .tiU .lining room
on firt floor, .ml II- bad-roflma Nil .ih.r
Nri.o.i.ai.nta lor . flral-rl... hot.l. A Miliar
uri'lor th. wh.l. Utulilinic, r.il .IsUI. .nil orli.r
nut-l,ulliliiiia. Th. .tor.in.il ttal.l will b ri-nt-.il
lor . I.rm of Joiira, loa. to $ir. a.anrity
lor root. Hui,) liuililiiig will li. r.!,lv tn octlij
liylhiinrat of Hoiit.tnrHir, IS1. ',ir' rurrbw is
fi. .million .pl; lo 0, J. K.ntr, H, r.l.rr or
0,1,1 Follow. Hull Amori.iloii, lll.n Mop,, v..
Hjr onl of lloril or Tr.rt.oa,
II. A. WIllilHT, I
OoNRAIl IIAKRR, I Tnwlcaj.
W. II. WIHTUSIOK'J
Atrs.t. C. J. KSAllY, fUmUrj,
fllil., Jan. S.', 1ST In,
5Uir ilrfrtistmfuts.
riO W.NSM I P STATKM EXT.
1
Annual Finanolil Buli-mrDt of lluaton ftubool
UialrM f.r ik )aardin Jmat II, UI:
1CNII-1I.
Hf.ul Uii-a rnllMted
1711 CI
VII II
its
8,&IIU 00
1,30.1 4?
M.7H OH
j 1" ""
' l'l"i'l,l"
: J"'"" "IJ
i " " '"
! ...
RxraantTt-ara.
Tat'brs' aalarlaa tl.710 00
Interests flit
luiproraiomta ,,M
Foroisr dttU 1,1 U
Fual aDl miaoallaaaoHi Ut 10
Kci-rrtary't salary . US
Tras. salary H , , 76 UU
C'nlleior'i Bomnisiloo 8 (HI
Htora 24 b
Hal. In hmtli uf Dm I. Traa M IA
ASMRTS,
ii Iraasiiry ,
I'Dnollrntdil arali-d tmi.tr, '71 to '74..
. ' unsvatt-d
5 Oil Its tai t,t 1876 asliiuatea
... $m ro
... :e 47
. 14,748 0
... j.0(0 (HI
LiAiitniaa.
OutaUudiag orders $2,91 A
" : bond V.600 00
Interest durestimat 1,000 00
Estimated txprnapi of naxt year In-
aladliif lota rest and axoneraiioni... 4,000 00
AifttU over liablUtiea 3,124 01
r. t um a
: Annual financial Itatrtnaat af Hiiftoa Road
Fandi Join 31, l7at
i.tAaii.irirs.
Oautaiidinit ordrr RM! 74
Kund aork rw(airrJ thl yrar H 1,000 00
9,S4S 74
$nos M
r.o 7
7.X74 15
i.unfl OH
a Maura.
Tn band of Xit. Treaa
Ken lad taies..
anoeatrd tai of 1874
" i toil 1, 1(T4 ratimatff.,
fl3f,M
1. I, 1.74.
M.C21I 4.1
llaoeotfld taifs.,
( In tn-naurr. July7, l7t
8Hlt-d tsiea eollaoUHl baftide Ibose
liO VU
1115 V(l
worked out..
. ' - ' tlMI
Pniil (noD.y nfi.l urj.ra lur WilMin Hun
H0.1I U,4li0 UU
K,ir rrti.irttif r...ii unil.r Hiram
.. Wt..,d-r.l . .(.t ..
.4(1 .10
1 nil.r ynn. Koi.,
IH. 0
li 1)1)
111 !
. i.y.t 3.1
(inn-liulf iif Tr... ral.rjr
inl.roaL. M
1'iiiil or.lcra bufnr. July 7, 174
ltoa.1 Ut I., kil fur I.;., Mill..
J. 11. It K WITT,
: J.C. 1YI.KK,
Asilitora.
Arr.ars h. lllllD, Cl.rk.
I). W. WOUIIWAHU, Sn-.
Jun. no, 1S75-3U
OUOrOIl STATKM KNT.-
A. V. Mutton, ikiHwtnf af WalUton bornalt,
in ace-aai wun rraoH rued t
To amount of dujiltTat., 1874,.
...92M It
Ity amount pal L. J. Moran 8 15
" J. H. H. tai c'J I- J- Utttfta 4 Ud
i eioni-ratinns i 21 Ji
i ltal. tine llorouxh .B 151 74
! . w. n
l L. J. Mcrrnn. Traarrr, in aa-rnTi!
) with a.-).nol KuiiJ.
Tn nmouat f dupll' -air 17S
" Hinit apirojiriatioo 1 H74
" anmmit t'rom A. V. Mulin..
..f::2C ot
04
Vy order No. 1, 1, 5, 7, 8, l IS M
Trtasaror perceotaa w .1 xj
' airertltnf j
" I Treasurer's book.... JA
ualatica daplit to r , Cainpinaa,
' 1 riMirer a hpotnlMl. 321 (14
! du lJ.igh IJ tl
( - "
I.. J. Mvrg.a, Trc.aurar, In arf-annul with Strrt
Fund :
To .,, of Jolllu 1874
i 1 . ,.
DR.
IlT Ul.tu. Jnplunr. I. F. CanrinUa,
I rui j- JtlL'L'C.""
'" riffc..
ar.uur.r H 9173 62
.- I il
6t.tcn.nl of llorofl.n Financw, &obnl Fanil t
tURILITIK,.
Ortler. aw.w4 to ilitt. MTS 4(1
Knot li'ti,
Order paid
Dal. duplieaU IS74 ,
l8Ti
...lllll 3l
... 1M 74
$W Si
... ri ri
Liuhilitiei al-ova rasoarrcej
fHre: fruad r1 'J -LuiitiTiaa.
Order ioed hy Councils unpaid flAV 9
Proportinnment of Uogiri twp. debt.M.. 1M SO
Interest on same 9
Certifieattw lap wsjrk, innt inknowt... t - -
MSI M
RUllOl Stl'ICH.
AmL nf dipliniinHai.
Iae from I.. J, Mirjran. ............
...$I7S 31
... t
ITS U
Kxor uf Hi.b.liilai...........u
T. M. HitLT,
ANDUKW J. KI.I.AR,
N. C. Ml KHUW,
Wallveteu, June 39. l&7i-it
.jtia si
LOOM TVI. RCIIOOI, Fl'ND.-
A. H. HOt.riKV, Trunin of Bl..iu Inwnahlri, I.
arvntlM wnw MIL PCRUJl U,trRI I.f ID. TWtr.
H;l i. ISM :
I)R.
CI. line on U.I a.lllaui.nt $141 It
Tu I.i.. pollnt.il nn dnplle.t. of I47S l?(l 4.ri
- " rucii-ftl 00 rllm-tor'aduiilUw. SOI.
Ktniv.il Ifmt Coariiy lrw.ur.r., .HI H
St.t. iqipropri.tiiin... ,.... 4. fid
To ,l.i,li,-.l. of 1S7.1 I .S 'A
- itltclMI .0 HtlO ,i II M
tt.C.11 II
CH.
Ily nrilira ,,
- pnroi'ntitr. , ,
" iliatonnla nn Ulna
Raj. rlti. from TrMunrer ,
.... .! IS
.... II li
l MJa
Araii.nl k..oliMt.j a Ih.J 4 isr. "
In mllilir't li.nil. . 117141
No School ilnplir-.ts tcni.d for 1874.
ft. P. KIN'DAI,, 1 ' 1
JAl'OHZM.IOX, f Aitilll.rl.
W. L. WOODS, I
Att.it: JOHN CLKARV, Cl.rk.
omat Jun. ST, 1S74 M.
. - . . . ... . ,
PROCLAMATION.
crRWKNriVILl.K, JI NK 1. lfiTS.
i'l0i. tak ao! Cat alur tbii w will pott
lirolv at) t4 Iha
j v. , ' (
CASH SYSTEM
By aJoiiiia Ihli plaa w will Wa Vlo to tell
giMxIii a followH t
MKN'S CAI.P HOOTS,
lorroorlr ivlJ at tCVOwv m iU b
Ilia rash plan lor VMKw
MKN'fl KIP HOOTS,
formorly "id at j.00, wa can atll M
! tat oatJi plan fr.. M
! LADIKS' PJUKS '
lonnoriy oia nt 93.00, wa ran icll on
tho cali plan for .'lt0
LA D IKS' PlIOKA, ,
formorlr noM at i wa can fill oa
lho WKh plaa for $t.00
an I all ffiHxU wa mII proK)riioaattlv low.
We liav tho larcf an I bout arlootad Unrk of
, IIUOT.H N1IOF.K.
In town, an l by adopting thoab yrtoa will
alii tn atll aa low aa any cthor ntuao hi tho ooan
ty. W moan kimueM. Wa woa't b andoroM.
" tlnodt muni h paid for bofnro lcai itt he
........ p p)ri, nn, uH nana a ihii iiu i
nnn rnoa MnJlna;ii ami l.tathrf.
I.. T. itnss a ro.
Ourwrn.rlll., Jua. , IS?.
STRAM SAW MlIiT,, KN'f.INK
AND BUIl.RKH roHSAl.K.
Tli. anilan.lfn.il orT.r, flir a.l. o a.."..!'1
l.nna, t h.lr MUm mw ..ill, IIkI al H.luw
ton, l.'....i lit Co, I'a. Th. ..(in. .0.1 hoi'"
sr. .. footl ., n.w. Th. aiae ot tb. ..K'n ta
HJ4, .ml ia I. gooi ri.anlni; or.lw. lhr; .
lan a.-ll 'h.lr .biml. .nil l.lh lll. aail .11 Iho
worklnp ttin.hinrrT Id th. ...11. 1-arlt.a wi.binr
to mrolm . .. niH ns r.p
(IKAUAM, WAI.I.AOK A CO.
. Uli , C -1.1. Jun. Ill, Is;..
W. C. ARNOLD,
I. AW, S COLl.W-'TION OKFtt'B,
.2il ClrarO.!-! Ctalj, Ptia'a. 1'J